jlf1961 -> Uh, someone tell me why.... (2/18/2014 12:35:49 PM)
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Alright, way back in the fifties and sixties, a soviet scientist transported King Crabs from the northern pacific to the arctic waters north of Murmansk. Eventually, some fertilized females made the trip and were plentiful and multiplied. Jump to the present. King Crabs are an invasive species in the waters off Norway, and other countries along the North Sea. These crabs are much bigger than what is now being caught in the over fished waters off Alaska. King crab brings top prices in the US, Japan and other countries. Now, instead of the "what should we do" scientific studies that are not getting anywhere, why not turn the fisherman loose on these monsters (some have leg spans of six feet or more) and have unlimited catch limits in the right season to actually get crabs that are perfect for the dinner plate. I mean with the tendency to over fish the oceans, wouldn't a few thousand crab fishing boats solve the problem in rather short order?
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